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  • MrBurgundy
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    Originally posted by decay
    sleeve

    "burying your head in the sand" is pretending it's not fucked up that these agencies are now keeping people in concentration camps that are dangerously close to becoming extermination camps because of the lack of care provided for those detained there

    what's obtuse is to pretend that's not fucked up, whatever three-letter agency's watch it happens under
    Yeah.. breaking the law, then getting punished for it is sooo fucked up.

    If only there was a way to avoid ending up in there...

    ...If only...

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  • decay
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    Originally posted by cale
    Why not protest the domestic prison system then?
    oh, thank you for pointing out a problem that activists have been working on for decades, that's super insightful

    Thinktank that uses research, advocacy, and organizing to show how over-criminalization harms individuals, our communities, and the national well-being


    yeah we're already doing that

    so your objection is that we're protesting a new flavor of the same problem?

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  • cale
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    Originally posted by decay
    https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/imm...ation-n1015291

    not trolling. again, the question is "where is your personal threshold"



    once again. we are talking about the difference between concentration camps and extermination camps. you don't have to actively murder people to fit the definition of the former. that's why i mentioned the japanese internment camps during WW2. we have done this before, and i think any native american aware of their own history will tell you the same

    you think it's just on the border? it is all over the country, and they'll show you where themselves

    https://www.ice.gov/detention-facilities
    Why not protest the domestic prison system then? They have death rates 100x that of ICE detention centers. Or how about the hospitals we entrust our families with at their weakest? They also have higher mortality rates than detention centers, and I'm talking about medical error and malpractice. By your logic, the average American hospital wing is no different than Mengele's experimentation wards. Intent clearly doesn't matter, so why not throw out some more insane comparisons?

    Using detention center deaths as a rallying point to fight the powers that be is as silly as the fanaticism surrounding the erection of a border wall being the solution to immigration issues.

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  • decay
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    Originally posted by z31maniac
    And your own words said, "dangerously close to becoming extermination camps" which is such a ludicrous amount of hyperbole, I have to believe you're trolling me.
    The deaths of 3 detainees since April, along with the release of internal reports about detention center conditions, have spurred an outcry from advocates.


    not trolling. again, the question is "where is your personal threshold"

    This is why it's impossible to have any reasonable discourse. Cattle-hearding people, working them in slave camps to the point of starvation, then stripping them and gassing them to death is in NO WAY, SHAPE, OR FORM, comparable to what's happening on the border right now.
    once again. we are talking about the difference between concentration camps and extermination camps. you don't have to actively murder people to fit the definition of the former. that's why i mentioned the japanese internment camps during WW2. we have done this before, and i think any native american aware of their own history will tell you the same

    you think it's just on the border? it is all over the country, and they'll show you where themselves

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  • z31maniac
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    Originally posted by decay
    the nazis ran extermination camps

    these are concentration camps- look for other historical examples for a comparison

    maybe the way we interned japanese folks during WW2 works for you? those were definitely concentration camps

    (though given that people are dying in them, you are almost begging the question of when does it go from the latter to the former)
    Intent. Not difficult. I'm surprised you aren't calling out the DNC for sharing "extermination camp" pictures to detest Trump, when they were actually showing pictures of the camps under Obama.

    And your own words said, "dangerously close to becoming extermination camps" which is such a ludicrous amount of hyperbole, I have to believe you're trolling me.

    I disagree with many your "values," but holding illegal immigrants in shitty camps being compared to "the deliberate killing of a large group of people, especially those of a particular ethnic group or nation."

    This is why it's impossible to have any reasonable discourse. Cattle-hearding people, working them in slave camps to the point of starvation, then stripping them and gassing them to death is in NO WAY, SHAPE, OR FORM, comparable to what's happening on the border right now.

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  • cale
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    Fortunately for those snatched from their err..... homes, and shipped via rail to the extermination camps will soon be liberated. These pipehitters are on their way, most of them at least. The lady in the bear shirt is due to give birth at any moment so may need to drop out of the op.

    /cheapshot

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  • cale
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    Originally posted by decay
    source? i would like to see a documented example of that happening
    Took seconds on google to find. I'll accept your lack of knowledge on the matter as reason why you chose to foolishly suggest these places are nearly extermination camps the Third Reich was responsible for.



    these are concentration camps- look for other historical examples for a comparison

    maybe the way we interned japanese folks during WW2 works for you? those were definitely concentration camps

    (though given that people are dying in them, you are almost begging the question of when does it go from the latter to the former)
    So folks who've spent weeks travelling under poor conditions, exposing themselves to illness and weakening their immune systems are at risk? Next you're going to tell me people in hospitals are at risk due to concentrations of illness and suffer from similar statistics of death (spoiler, they do).

    It goes from the latter to the former when the intent is to exterminate, not when people are dying in statistically insignificant numbers.

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  • decay
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    Originally posted by z31maniac
    Yes, this is a fair comparison.

    I didn't realize 6 million Jewish people and 6 million handicapped, homosexual, and other "undesireables" simply had to turn around and not illegally enter another country.


    The far-reaching exaggeration is why people that make these comparisons aren't taken seriously by the vast majority of the population.

    No one is saying they conditions are good, but let's quit pretending it's a fucking genocide.
    the nazis ran extermination camps

    these are concentration camps- look for other historical examples for a comparison

    maybe the way we interned japanese folks during WW2 works for you? those were definitely concentration camps

    (though given that people are dying in them, you are almost begging the question of when does it go from the latter to the former)

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  • decay
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    Originally posted by cale
    I don't remember the Nazi's giving Jew's an option to voluntarily withdraw their application for immigrant/refugee status and allowing people to leave the centers and return home.
    source? i would like to see a documented example of that happening

    Originally posted by myinfernalbmw
    So by this logic people should be able to assault anyone that is "agitating" them? Was there any video of the old guy trying to hit anyone with the baton? All I saw was an old guy that got suckered by no less than 6 elite oper9ers. Even if he was walking down the middle of the street, swinging it around while shouting dissent, how do you try to argue being attacked like that is even remotely morally just?
    so your chosen media outlet didn't show you the part where he was an aggressor because him being a victim fits their narrative better

    imagine my surprise

    anyway, this was all discussed upthread already

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  • myinfernalbmw
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    Originally posted by decay
    covered already. he's an agitator that threw himself in the middle of a situation for attention. so is that guy who was walking around with an asp baton looking for people to hit and wondered why he walked away bleeding.
    So by this logic people should be able to assault anyone that is "agitating" them? Was there any video of the old guy trying to hit anyone with the baton? All I saw was an old guy that got suckered by no less than 6 elite oper9ers. Even if he was walking down the middle of the street, swinging it around while shouting dissent, how do you try to argue being attacked like that is even remotely morally just?

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  • cale
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    Originally posted by decay
    "burying your head in the sand" is pretending it's not fucked up that these agencies are now keeping people in concentration camps that are dangerously close to becoming extermination camps because of the lack of care provided for those detained there
    I don't remember the Nazi's giving Jew's an option to voluntarily withdraw their application for immigrant/refugee status and allowing people to leave the centers and return home.

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  • z31maniac
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    Originally posted by decay
    sleeve

    "burying your head in the sand" is pretending it's not fucked up that these agencies are now keeping people in concentration camps that are dangerously close to becoming extermination camps because of the lack of care provided for those detained there

    what's obtuse is to pretend that's not fucked up, whatever three-letter agency's watch it happens under
    Yes, this is a fair comparison.

    I didn't realize 6 million Jewish people and 6 million handicapped, homosexual, and other "undesireables" simply had to turn around and not illegally enter another country.


    The far-reaching exaggeration is why people that make these comparisons aren't taken seriously by the vast majority of the population.

    No one is saying they conditions are good, but let's quit pretending it's a fucking genocide.

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  • decay
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    Originally posted by lambo
    Any thoughts on Andy Ngo?
    covered already. he's an agitator that threw himself in the middle of a situation for attention. so is that guy who was walking around with an asp baton looking for people to hit and wondered why he walked away bleeding.

    portland is certainly the most heated part of the country right now, in terms of the willingness to fight on both sides.

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  • lambo
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    Any thoughts on Andy Ngo?

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  • decay
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    Originally posted by mrsleeve
    yes those are new acronyms for the doing the same jobs that were formerly done by the Boarder patrol founded in the 20's and they took over for the US Army Calvary that patrolled the southern boarder. And also (I)migration (N)aturalization (S)ervices INS was formed around the mid 30's after they were merged from 2 separate agencies dating back to the 1880s IIRC.

    When DHS was created in 2003 it was to bring all this kinda thing under the umbrella of 1 department rather than have duplicity scattered over depts of justice, commerce, labor, treasury and several other depts spanning the last 100 or so year.

    Your being intentionally obtuse, thinking this is the only time in US history people have patrolled and tried to keep migrants attempting to cross the boarder in less than a legal manner out. Saying that these agencies you cite didnt exist prior to 2003 is akin to burying your head in pail of sand.

    Your outrage is as usual misplaced and misguided
    sleeve

    "burying your head in the sand" is pretending it's not fucked up that these agencies are now keeping people in concentration camps that are dangerously close to becoming extermination camps because of the lack of care provided for those detained there

    what's obtuse is to pretend that's not fucked up, whatever three-letter agency's watch it happens under

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